Notes for GBA flash cards with and without NDS Passme or clone
For now these are just notes and an open thread for questions and comments but I will be creating a guide for these things aswell
So far I think I will list a few that I know of anyway
- PD Games (Included in these are full original games aswell as full remakes of games from other systems)
- Office tools (Text file creator/editor, Calculator, Paint type progs and More)
- eBooks (You can compile your own text files to be read from a GBA Flash card)
- Music (the best so far is GSM Player, it's quality is high and can contain a full CD easy even on the smaller flash cards)
- Video (Compile video into a GBA rom) [Meteo is the free one]
- Interpreters (For Sierra AGI games and for Frotz, Level 9 and Magnetic Scrolls - Interactive Fiction games (IF for short))
- Pogoshell (This is a Gui for multi roms/PD tools and emus, but may not work on all flash cards (Personly I don't think it's worth it but it does look nice) )
Emulators for the GBA
- BBC Micro (Emulate the BBC Computer on your GBA)
- ZX Spectrum (Emulate the ZX Spectrum computer on a GBA with keys mapped to you GBA, also has a virtual keyboard if needed)
- Sharp X-1 (Another Computer but not that well emulated)
- Amstrad CPC (Pre compiled with one game and no games can be added)
- Arcade (Just a few games emulated but could be worth a look at for some)
- Chip8 (Very old console, I havn't looked at this one myself)
- Colecovision (Also very old console)
- Game Boy (There is a very well done emu for these)
- NES (Another Console that has a great emulator on the GBA)
- PC-Engine (There is a well working CD and Rom emulator of this system some flash cards don't fully work with PCE CD games)
- Sega Mastersystem + Gamegear (There are now 2 great emulators of this system)
- Super Nintendo (Emulation is not great but working)
- Supervision (Very old console)
Recomended tools .... I will do this later
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